The Ottawa International Animation Festival has announced the films competing for its grand prize. (Window Horses pictured.)
Ayscough is departing the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television after five years as its director of communications.
Bourdages (pictured) will oversee the English and French-language programs at the National Film Board’s interactive studios in Vancouver and Montreal.
Kim Guise, director of local and original programming at Telus, has joined the National Screen Institute’s board of directors.
I Am the Blues takes the top spot for the week of June 24 to 30, followed by Into the Forest at #2 and League of Exotic Dancers at #3.
Finding Dory is at #1 for the week of June 24 to 30, with Independence Day: Resurgence at #2 and Central Intelligence at #3.
Following the U.K.’s decision to leave the E.U., the fallout could impact how Canada coproduces with European member countries.
Zootopia tops the chart for the week of June 13 to 19, followed by London Has Fallen at #2 and Deadpool at #3.
Sarah Gadon (pictured) has signed on to topline Alias Grace, Bell Media reveals the filming date for Canada in a Day, plus more news from the week.
Xavier Dolan, eOne’s Darren Throop and the NFB’s Anita Lee (pictured) are among those invited to join the U.S.-based Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
The Canadian-American entertainment studio has entered an agreement to buy the U.S. pay-TV network Starz for cash and stock.